Sentence examples for constrained to do from inspiring English sources

Pwens like these can be bought and sold and constrained to do magical work against their will — there is a clear analogy to slavery.

Pwens like these can be bought and sold and constrained to do magical work against their will there is a clear analogy to slavery.

I think the EU is somewhat constrained to do anything very significant on the threat of a natural gas retaliation by Putin.

There are the long hours during which little miss was constrained to do her cross stitch and when, despite her weariness, she found some satisfaction in reaching, perhaps, the "f" of the word "life".

In the company of the Americans, the Germans felt constrained to do the unthinkable and address one another by their first names, but they started to use the familiar pronoun du -- you -- that Germans use with family and friends.

Freedom, rather, is a matter of transcending your will, and accepting the "exchange," or two-way relationship, between what you intend to do and what you are constrained to do by the forces around you.

If you want to have healthy relationships, don't feel constrained to those boxes: just do what you do best and work together to build a happy life!

The four adolescents said they could freely discuss the issue of disclosure with their relations, as they no longer felt constrained not to do so.

"I didn't feel constrained to be realistic because Jim doesn't make realistic films.

"Davey," Mel Pasternack felt constrained to point out, "you don't inherit that".

If they also hold some generally accepted views about knowledge (for example, that one can't know something about which one holds inconsistent beliefs), the interlocutors will be rationally constrained to aver that they don't know whether their thesis is true or false, and hence to suspend assent on the thesis while awaiting further investigation and argument.